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This commentary, adapted from the famous work written by the brilliant fifteenth century scholar, Abarbanel, is in stimulating question and answer form. Abarbanel combines the classic teachings of the Sages with his own penetrating insights, driving home the relevance of the Haggadah for his day and ours.
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I just visualized that. LOLOriginally posted by DavidS:
I've been compared to a dog howling when he hears music...
Right on, ai4i... I was class of '64 and a rather accomplished nerd. I preferred WVCG's classical stuff to the rock&roll. We'd be talkng '62 to '64 timeframe, before everybody had an FM set. That old Buick radio sounded darn good! Real high fidelity home systems were rare then, too. I eventually built a 7199/6BQ5 amp that served me well through the seventies.Originally posted by ai4i:
WVCG (Wonderful Voice of Coral Gables) had a good day signal but dropped by 13dB at night. What years are we talking about? I would guesstimate the early sixties.
And I keep thinking... he's a very nice man, but, uhm, I didnt.....Re: How did you fall in love.......with...
Just for the record - Grieg's "Hall of the Mountain King" Chorus is NOT to be confused with "The Anvil Chorus" from Verdi's "Il Trovatore"!Originally posted by Haggis@wk:
"Bugs Bunny Cartoons"
Something similar happened when I heard notes from the Greig's anvil chorus from "Hall of the Mountain King" I loved that part but then found out there was lots of other notes around that
I didn't really get into all classical until my late 30's early 40's.
Yes, the incidental music to Ibsen' play "Peer Gynt" is mainly instrumental, apart from "Solveg's song" and "Ingrid's Lament".Originally posted by bignaf:
I never heard the "hall of the mountain king" with chorus....
No, there is a chorus in "In the Hall of the Mountain King".Originally posted by bignaf:
but no chorus in the hall of mountain king-dude, right?
I video recorded a performance of La Boheme on Mezzo (cable tv channel).Originally posted by wm12324:
On a Whim I went to the University Symphony, and saw Puccini's-Madame butterfuly! By the end I was hooked..........
Haggis,Originally posted by Haggis@wk:
"Bugs Bunny Cartoons"
Yup, me too. There was an early Warner Bros. cartoon that had a caveman (voice by Jack Benny sound-alike??) and a magpie (big black bird). Every time the bird came on screen they started playing the overture from "Fingal's cave" and I was absolutely captivated from a very early age.
It was probably 20 years until I realized the few notes played actually belong to Mendelssohn's Hebridean overture and there was a lot of other music surrounding those few notes.
Something similar happened when I heard notes from the Greig's anvil chorus from "Hall of the Mountain King" I loved that part but then found out there was lots of other notes around that
I didn't really get into all classical until my late 30's early 40's.
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– The North Georgia softball team took their first step
toward claiming back-to-back Peach Belt Conference regular season
championships on Saturday afternoon, sweeping Francis Marion 6-0
and 12-8 to open league play.
The Saints, ranked No. 1 in the latest NFCA Division II top 25, improve to 15-0 on the season, while starting Peach Belt Conference play at 2-0 on the year. Francis Marion is swept for the second time this season in league play, falling to 11-7 overall on the year, and 3-5 in conference action.
In game one, it was all about the long ball as senior Leslee Smith put the offense on her back, blasting a pair of two run home runs to give the Saints a 4-0 lead. Smith launched the first homer in the opening frame with two outs, plating Courtney McGuire who reached on a two-out hit, giving North Georgia an early 2-0 lead.
The fourth inning saw much of the same as McGuire led off the inning with a single up the middle and Smith followed with another home run, a two-run shot to center field, her third blast of the year to put the Saints up 4-0.
North Georgia added single runs in the fifth and seventh innings as McGuire drove in a run with a single, her third hit of the day, while Jessica Skeels came off the bench in the Saints' final at-bat and crushed her first home run of the year, a solo shot to left center to cap the scoring in the opener and give the Saints a 6-0 victory over the Patriots.
Sarah Phillips was nearly unhittable in the win, going the distance and allowing just two hits, while striking out a season-high 10 batters. She sported a no-hitter until the fifth inning when Cea Knox recorded a single for the Patriots first hit of the game, only to be stranded at second to end the inning.
In game two, both teams provided plenty of offense as 19 combined hits brought 20 runs home to score, but it was North Georgia who jumped out to an eight-run fourth inning lead.
The Saints scored their first three runs of the game courtesy of the long ball as Hilary Cox led off the second inning with a home run to left center, and Laura Voyles followed in the third inning with a two-run blast to left field, giving the Saints a 3-1 lead. Francis Marion would tie the game at a run apiece in the last of the second on an RBI single from Knox, but Voyles' two-run shot in the third put North Georgia right back in the lead.
In fourth inning, North Georgia broke the game open with six runs on just three hits and two Patriot miscues. Voyles and Lauren Dykes provided back-to-back RBI singles in the inning, while McGuire lifted a sacrifice fly to center field to score a run, and Smith Manufactured another run with a groundout as part of the six-run frame.
Francis Marion answered in the bottom of the fourth with a pair of runs as Meghan Heiser guided a double to right center, bringing Jessica Hogan and Jessica Birchmeier home to cut the North Georgia lead six at 9-3.
Voyles continued her three-hit game in the fifth inning with a single up the middle to plate two more runs as part of a three-run frame to give the Saints a nine-run lead at 12-3.
The Patriots added five runs down the stretch with an Ashley Jaramillo two-run homer in the fifth and a double by Birchmeier in the seventh to bring home two more runs, but the Saints held on for the 12-8 victory and doubleheader sweep over Francis Marion.
Phillips (11-0) picked up the game two victory in 5.0 innings of work, allowing four hits and three runs, one earned, while striking out a pair. Kristen Connelly tossed 2.0 innings, giving up five hits and five earned runs while walking one.
Knox (2-3) suffered the loss in the nightcap, lasting 4.0 innings and allowing nine runs on eight hits, while adding two walks and two strikeouts.
North Georgia returns to action on Sunday afternoon, traveling to UNC Pembroke for another Peach Belt Conference showdown. First pitch for the doubleheader against the Braves is set for 1:00 p.m. at LRA Softball Field.
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The author of the book series Lapin et Tortue invites you to Amilova booth for signings on Thursday and Saturday.
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Thursday from 2 to 6 p.m and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Born on August 28th in Toulouse, Ibi has a degree from the fine arts school of Toulon. Truly keen on comics and Manga but too shy to show his talent to the author he admires, he meets the Anachronique fanzine at the comic strip festival of Aix-en-Provence in 2006. In order to improve his drawing skill, Ibi subscribe to the Zarmatelier in 2008, a workshop for comic books authors in Marseille.
In 2011 he takes part in the first contest organizes by Amilova's website and presents his seminal work, Lapin et Tortue (Rabbit and Turtle). This series of short stories tells the misadventures of some Kawaii characters and counts many references to fairy tales, films, cartoons and video games.
Chosen by both the public and the jury, Ibi win the first prize which enables him to publish his first album which will be presented in exclusivity at Japan Expo at Amilova booth.
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Hanukkah Origami Candy Dish
Make a bunch of these dishes and set them out for your guests to enjoy a sweet during the holdiay.
Cut a piece of 12" x 12" blue wrapping paper or
Hanukkah Scrapbook Paper
Use these directions and refer to the photos below to make your dish.
Crease paper both way diagonally. Open up. (the white is the back of the paper)
Fold each side to the middle.
Fold both the top and the bottom to the middle. Crease all sides well.
Open up all folds but the first ones. It will look like step 2 but with extra creases.
Open up the top and the bottom.
Hold the corner marked A, and push it up and in to the center. Shaping the corner using the crease lines as a guide.
Repeat for the opposite corner.
Fold point B up and in to the middle of the box. Use the previous creases to continue the shaping. Point B will end up meeting the two points from the sides.
Repeat from step 6 with the opposite side to finish the box.
Fill with treats and enjoy!
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Katie is the writer and creator of View From The Fridge. She is also the mom to two adorable little boys (and another baby on the way), and wife to a great guy! She loves to craft, decorate, dream up projects for her home, and she's learning to love to cook (though not there quite yet). She started View From The Fridge in the fall of 2013. Katie also enjoys coffee, a good glass of wine or beer (when she's not expecting!), running, and anything outside. She lives in Minnesota and takes full advantage of the wonderful (but short) summer season outside with her family.
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Compositionally and in some of the faces they remind me very much of the illustrations for the newer games in the Transylvania series. Beautiful work by the way, keep it up.
I like your muted colour use, Skolt. Lovely works - thanks for posting!
very nice use of paint texture and color. the ideas and characterization are really nice, but im seeing some structural issues in the form. some of your heads come across as a bit flat and sometimes look like theyve been pasted on from another figure. i dont think this is the case, but they dont look like they fit right on some of them.... i dont know if its the value shifts or the colors youre using, but theres a flat quality to some of these that i dont know if its intentional. these are great, and you could make em even better with just a few minor changes.
keep up the good work and post more!
I absolutely adore the third one <3
INCREDIBLE, you have inspired me sir.
The author not torture the public lay out still works.
I agree with Layil, Some things I see tend to go a little flat but for some reason the peices work for the style you have done these in, post some more please :)
thanks for sharing :)
I think this latest one is your strongest piece yet. Great rendering on the uniform (the design is very cool too). It seems to be snowing pretty hard, so my only crit would be to see him more affected by it. His facial hair seems too dry. Little edges in his uniform could collect some snow as well. Wonderful mood overall though.
I love number 6 and 7
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I enjoy every single picture .... quite amazing stuff....
absolutely inspiring...
no more words to lose <3
i agree with mike on his crits and comments...your last one kicks ass (and your others are awsome too, dont get me wrong). good work dude
very nice update... keep it up!
Agreed! Can't wait for more.
wow, cool.. the mix of very saturated and very desaturated colors is a bit odd, and I think it hurts a couple of your pieces... not enough unity, but overall your color sense is very good and I certainly enjoy these pieces. keep posting!
there is something in ur art.
something really strange that grabs my attention and kicks my ass every time.
amazing stuff, each one of them, very inspiring.
your designs are very very not generic, i love it.
cool stuff, the last one is fantastic.
Any possibility theres a translation on that book into English?
Looks interesting... because of the badassness of the art.
preety amazing work, everything is very rich and full of life.
hope to see more
love the last one.
Great work man!!!
The texture on the Skin is very good.
iv seen some of them before and now i can tell you they are all great ...great 5 star sh.t
Very nice work! I agree with nexus there is definitely a similarity to Ayami Kojima and I certainly dont mean that as a bad thing.


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AUSTIN -- Spina bifida is the most common disabling birth defect in the United States. It's a problem with the spinal cord that presents itself before birth and currently there is no cure.
A Central Texas teen suffering from the condition has already shown a unique ability to overcome Spina bifida by turning out champions in a most challenging sport.
Professional bull riders or PBR is one sport where cowboys and bulls get their kicks. And it's not just the cowboys trying to make the finals, it's an honor for the bulls who make it too.
At the Shumaker family farm, in Southeastern Travis County near Del Valle, Wade Shumaker gets the bulls into the pen all under the watchful eye of his 17-year-old daughter Rebecca, who sits in her wheelchair on a platform nearby. In PBR circles she's known as a stock contractor -- someone who raises bulls for the competition.
"There's not very many girls, stock contractors anyway to begin with. Then one in a wheelchair," said Carolyn Shumaker, Rebecca's mother.
Rebecca's in a wheelchair due to Spina bifida. It occurs when the fetal spinal column doesn't close completely during the first month of pregnancy. After a blood test early on in her pregnancy with Rebecca, Carolyn recalls the doctors telling her it was either...
"Spina bifida or twins," she said. "Well, twins runs in our family."
But it wasn't twins. It was Spina bifida. Rebecca walked as a child, but the nerve damage and eventual leg paralysis put her in a wheelchair at age 10.
"I just thought that I would eventually get out of it," said Rebecca. "But then I've come to realize that it'll be a lot easier being in a chair, so I've just adjusted to it, and I'm OK with it."
Rebecca adjusted quite well. Just a few years ago she started taking an interest in the PBR. When she told her parents she wanted to become a stock contractor they resisted at first.
"One: You are just not sure if that's really what they want to do," said Wade.
Wade says he wasn't worried about Rebecca's safety.
"No, no," he said. "Probably more mine."
That's because, by Rebecca's own admission, her dad is the one doing most the work.
However, Rebecca puts in plenty of hard work at the Seton Brain & Spine Recovery Center. She's in therapy three times a week.
"I just love going there because it's not work," said Rebecca. "I get to go and have fun but yet get stronger."
The Lone Star Paralysis Foundation provided the center with state-of-the-art equipment which allows patients to work out for free and get the therapy they need.
"Where the hospital or the doctor are not saying, 'Well that's it. That's all we can do for you. Come back in see us in a few years and let us know how it's going," said Doug English, the president of the Lone Star Paralysis Foundation. "Here they greet you at the door and say, "All right, let's see how much you can get back and how much we can recover."
Therapists help Rebecca gain the strength to walk and regain the ability to know where her limbs are when her eyes are closed.
"I think she's going to do wonderful things," said Mike Haynes, the manager of the Seton Brain & Spine Recovery Center.
Haynes himself is confined to a wheelchair.
"I mean how many other little 15-16 (year-old) girls do you know that are raising bucking bulls? That's pretty amazing to me," he said.
Even more amazing when you consider Rebecca isn't just raising bucking bulls, she's raising winners. Three of her bulls have made the PBR finals.
The Shumaker's say there are contractors with far more experience who have never had one bull make it.
"I'm sure a lot of people are probably jealous," said Carolyn with a chuckle.
It's led to some calling Rebecca the "bull whisperer." She doesn't really like that nickname. She views herself more as not letting her Spina bifida hold her back.
"If you love something and want to do it try it," she said. "And don't give up."
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Hartwell and Davila were each charged with selling, trafficking and possession of heroin. Hartwell is being held on $10,000 bail and Davila $100,000 because of an active arrest warrant for unrelated charges, a criminal court clerk said.
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Caffeinated college student discourse
Caffeine body implication analysis
Published: Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Updated: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 23:07
Highlighting the benefits of a dynamic and healthy lifestyle, this wellness blog serves to educate Texas A&M students about smart food choices and strategic exercise.
Caffeine's triumph
Voltaire, Balzac and Johann Sebastian Bach. In addition to the three having the greatest minds in history as a commonality, they also loved themselves some coffee. From a medical standpoint, caffeine is known as a mild diuretic, a psychoactive substance and a cardiac stimulant. My personal experience with caffeine is one that is deeply-rooted, personal and…well, I'm drinking coffee right now.
Call me crazy (or one of the greats), but without caffeine I just don't have it! And whatever it may be, whether that's staying awake in my fifth class of the day, folding clothes, or travelling for long distances, I just feel secure with caffeine in my body; I feel capable.
Caffeine is extremely useful to students (and professors), especially with our first rounds of tests coming for this semester. But as we sip on the Monsters, the Red Bulls and the 5-Hour Energies, my question will always be: What are the biological, chemical implications of drinking these to our wellness?
Here's a simple analogy to how our brains work without caffeine: In basketball, when a ball enters the hoop, the score increases, and the shot clock is reset. At the end of the time, there are no more shots fired because the time limit has been reached.
Here's our brains: For any moment of the day that you are awake, the neurons in our brains are firing (this is the ball entering the hoop). While all the neurons are firing, adenosine is produced as a by-product (the score registers). Then, these adenosine concentrations are monitored by receptors up to a certain point until your body starts hounding you to sleep (the time limit has been reached).
Caffeine joins the game: A caffeine molecule (C8H10N4O2) has a very similar make-up to adenosine (C10H13N5O4) functioning as a supremely talented adenosine doppelganger. With caffeine in our system, it goes straight to the receptors, saying, "I love you," and the receptors accept it as the real thing. Caffeine doesn't stop there—it actually adheres to the receptors and blocks them from doing their job, allowing other stimulants in our bodies to work more freely. The general consensus is that caffeine is stomping the pedal to 150 mph. This is false. If anything, it just presses the brakes in our mental processes so that we are constantly stimulated for the caffeinated duration. It gets better. Studies show caffeine can increase quantity and quality on straightforward work. It can also improve our abilities to retain and create short-term (declarative, procedural, mechanical) memory, or the memory that helps college students vomit out their information on test day.
Caffeine's dilema
As I was trying to conceal earlier (or, at the very least, I definitely can't hide from it anymore), caffeine is an addictive drug. Among the clarity it brings during study sessions (or going to that 8am), it's almost freaky to understand — caffeine foments activity in the brain using the same mediums as amphetamines, cocaine and heroin. Although this is mild (and thank goodness for that), caffeine is still there, in that classification.
Okay, my coffee cup is down (because I drank it all), but let's think about this.
Caffeine, in its purest form, is from nature. But like all things of evolution, did you ever think or wonder if caffeine was put on this Earth to just give us the opportunity to seize the day? Our Stone Aged ancestors certainly agree, (as they salute with one hand, hold a half-chewed caffeinated tree bark in the other) but no, seizing the day was never in the original format. Caffeine is actually a defense mechanism that developed to kill insects on contact; it first paralyzes them, and then kills them. So I suppose this evolution was never televised because, for humans, it takes a ridiculous amount of caffeine to make us start pushing up daisies. (Please don't try this at home folks.)
The avenues in which college students grab caffeine are numerous. What I want you to be cognizant of is on some bottles, you'll see some obtuse percentages of B3, B6 and B12. In order for these to cause damage, are concentration and mainstream energy bottle equivalents:
B3 (Niacin): In order for Niacin to cause abdominal pain, you need to consume 3000 mg. That's 100 5-hour energies, 150 Monsters, or 200 Red Bulls.
B6: In order to cause minor neurological problems, you'll need 500 mg. That's 13 5-hour energies, 250 Monsters, or 133 Red Bulls.
B12: You'll also need, somewhere between, 100 to 1 billion 5-Hour Energies, Monsters, or Red Bulls to instill something,because as of today, there are no known side effects to too much B12.
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Joey Roberts is currently the 800 meter school record holder of Texas A&M's track team. Upon achieving his bachelor of science in civil engineering in May 2012, Joey plans to explore a master's and doctorate's degree in environmental engineering. As an avid runner, Joey is passionate about his wellness, which sparked developments in his personal attitude, fitness, and diet.
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The three who police say were seen on surveillance video pointing a gun at a young girl and then at a 27-year-old man face harassment, disorderly conduct and other related charges.
According to police, a black "UKARMS" plastic BB gun was found on the 3100 block of North Broad Street that resembled the firearm seen in the surveillance video, which was released by police last week.
The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office says the three boys, who are ages 10, 13 and 14, were scheduled to appear for a detention hearing Wednesday afternoon.
The two incidents happened on April 16 around 6:30 p.m. in the area of the 3300 block of North 16th Street in the city's Tioga section.
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Minutes later, police say one of the boys is seen pulling the gun from his backpack, pointing it in the direction of a 27-year-old man, and then yelling, "Hey buddy." The man ran into a nearby home and called 911. Police say the boys ran away.
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The University of Colorado Hospital is a financially and legally independent entity overseen by an eleven-member Board of Directors. Our current board members are a distinguished blend of academic, business and medical leaders.
Ms. Marks is the Vice President for Health Affairs for the University of Colorado system, the Executive Vice Chancellor at the Anschutz Medical Campus and serves as Chair of the University of Colorado Hospital Board of Directors.
Background – Ms. Marks is a graduate of the University of Colorado and has been employed with the University for over 34 years. She previously served as Senior Associate Dean for Finance and Administration at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and as Executive Director of University Physicians, Inc. She has served as a board member for several organizations, including The Children's Hospital of Denver, Colorado Access, University Malpractice Trust Board, CU Housestaff Benefits Board and the Medical Group Management Association. Ms. Marks belongs to numerous professional organizations and has received many honors and national awards.
Ms. Slifer is founder and currently Creative Director and CEO of Slifer Designs in Edwards. She represents Congressional District 2 on our board.
Background – Ms. Slifer is a native of Jacksonville, Florida but has resided in Vail, Colorado, for nearly 30 years. She holds a B.A. from the University of North Carolina and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. She presently serves as Chairwoman of the Vail Local Marketing District Advisory Council, the Board of Directors of the Vail Valley Chamber and Tourism Bureau, the Board of Directors for the OK Corral (an affiliate of the Hole in the Wall Camps), and is a member of the University of Colorado Leeds School of Business Advisory Council. Prior to founding Slifer Designs, Ms. Slifer worked as Marketing Manager for Velsicol Chemical Company and worked for President Carter's administration. She is married to Rod Slifer, partner of Slifer Smith and Frampton Real Estate and former mayor of Vail.
Mr. Dawes is CEO of Dawes & Associates, a property management company in Steamboat Springs. He represents Congressional District 3 on the board.
Background – Mr. Dawes is a native of New York but has resided in Steamboat Springs for more than 30 years. He graduated from the University of Denver with a B.A. in Political Science. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Steamboat Springs Chamber Resort Association, Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series, Ice Rink Advisory Committee, Steamboat Springs Little League and the Local Marketing District. Mr. Dawes also served on the Board of the Yampa Valley Medical Center for 16 years and was the President of the Healthcare Foundation for the Yampa Valley.
Mr. Monfort is the Owner, Chairman and CEO of the Colorado Rockies Baseball Club. He represents Congressional District 4 on the board.
Background – In 1987 Mr. Monfort became President of Monfort of Colorado, a family-owned cattle business. In 1991 the company merged with ConAgra Red Meats Inc. and he served as President and Chief Executive Officer until he retired in 1994. He owns the Hyatt Grand Champions Hotel in Palm Springs, California, the Hilltop Steak House in Boston and interests in various commercial real estate ventures in Denver and Greeley. He helped to launch the Montera Cattle Co. in 1996 and in 1997 opened the first Brett Favre Steak House in Milwaukee and has since opened a second location in Green Bay. Mr. Monfort is the Chairman of the University of Northern Colorado Board of Trustees, and he serves on the Boards of Colorado Economic Development, the Venture Capital Authority and the Denver Zoo. He is very active in philanthropy and has spearheaded a program that gives money to families of the Colorado National Guard and military reservists from Colorado stationed in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait. He is a graduate of the University of Northern Colorado with a degree in business management. He resides in Greeley with his family.
Mr. Rutledge is the President and owner of Rutledge's Inc., an upscale men's clothing store in Colorado Springs, which he opened in 1967. He represents Congressional District 5 on the board.
Background – Mr. Rutledge currently serves on The Chancellor's Roundtable at the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs, as well on the Board of Directors of the National Institute of Science, Space and Security Center. Mr. Rutledge is a graduate of the University of Colorado and served on the CU Board of Regents from 1995 to 2007. He was twice elected Chair and three times elected Vice Chair of the Board of Regents. He guided the University through three presidential leadership transitions and was granted the title of Regent Emeritus of the University of Colorado in recognition of his dedicated and distinguished service to the Board, the University community and the state of Colorado. He is a founding member of the CU-Colorado Springs Business School Associates, the Board of Directors of the Golden Buffalo Scholarship Fund, and the CU-Colorado Springs Engineering Business Advisory Board. He serves on the Board of American National Bank, and on the Board of Trustees of three Clough Global Mutual Funds. He is an Elder of the First Presbyterian Church of Colorado Springs and has served as a Trustee of the church. Mr. Rutledge remains an active member in the Greater Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce and in the Colorado Springs Economic Development Council.
Ms. Rhinehart is currently the President and Chief Executive Officer of Johns Manville, a Berkshire Hathaway Company. She represents Congressional District 6 on the board.
Background – Ms. Rhinehart's responsibilities at Johns Manville encompass all financial elements of the organization, as well as the global supply chain. She plays a pivotal role in the growth of John Manville's corporate philanthropy program and served for more than a decade as the head of the JM Fund, which provides grants to charities in which JM employees are actively involved. Ms. Rhinehart takes great pride in giving back to the community. Having volunteered for Craig Hospital for more than eight years, she helped develop and implement overall strategic, financial and leadership succession plans. In 2008, Ms. Rhinehart was named CFO of the Year by the Denver Business Journal, was celebrated by the Girl Scouts Foundation as one of their Women of Distinction, and was named to the Board of Directors of CoBiz Financial. Additionally, she is a member of the Colorado International Women's Forum, Women's Vision Foundation, was formerly Chairman of the Board of Craig Hospital, and a former board member of both the Denver Chamber of Commerce and Kempe Children's Foundation. A native of Wichita, Kansas, Ms. Rhinehart received her B.S. degree in business cum laude from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and her M.B.A. from the University of Denver. She lives in Littleton with her family.
Mr. Travis has been employed with Eaton Metal Products and Eaton Sales and Service of Denver for over 30 years. He has risen through the ranks to the position of President and CEO and represents Congressional District 7.
Background – Mr. Travis is currently on the Boards of CoBiz Bank, the El Pomar Foundation, the National Western Stock Show. He serves on the Boards (and was past Chair) of both the Denver Area Council of Boy Scouts of America, STICO Insurance Company, and Raffles Insurance Co. Ltd. He is active in many civic organizations, including the Buffalo Bill Historical Museum, Colorado Council on Economic Education, Denver Museum of Natural History and the Denver Zoological Foundation. Mr. Travis is a member of the Denver Police Foundation and the 100 Club, which provide support to the widows and dependents of Denver policemen, firemen and the Colorado state patrolmen who lose their lives in the line of duty. He is a National Trustee, Legacy Sponsor and Grand Slam Benefactor of Ducks Unlimited.
Mr. Benson is currently the President of the University of Colorado, and Executive in Residence and Professional Attendance at the Business School at University of Colorado Denver. He is an at-large member of the board.
Background – Before he was named CU President in 2008, Mr. Benson was active in a variety of educational, civic, political and business activities. In 1965, he founded Benson Mineral Group, an oil and gas exploration and production company. The company also has been involved in geothermal power, real estate development and management, banking, mortgage servicing, cable television, restuarants, manufacturing and trucking, among other areas. Mr. Benson has sat on the boards of several companies, including United States Exploration, Inc. (chair), American Land Lease Corp. and Asset Investors Corp. He served as chairman of the Metropolitan State College Board of Trustees and was chairman of the Colorado Commission on Higher Education. In 1999 Mr. Benson was awarded CU's University Medal, and the university's Ira C. Rothgerber Award in 2003. He has served in many political roles, both locally and nationally. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado, where he also received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.
Mr. Coors is Chairman of Miller Coors and Chairman of Molson Coors Brewing Company and is an at-large member of the board.
Background – Mr. Coors graduated from the Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, N.H. and attended Cornell University, where he received his bachelor's degree in industrial engineering. He earned a master's degree in business administration from the University of Denver. Mr. Coors' professional career in the brewing business follows a Coors tradition that has spanned more than a century and five generations of Coors family members. He has served in a number of positions at the company. In 1993, Mr. Coors was named vice chairman and chief executive officer for Coors Brewing Company. In 2002, he was named Chairman, Coors Brewing Company and Chairman of Adolph Coors Company. His outside corporate boards of director memberships include U.S. Bancorp, Inc. and Energy Corporation of America. He is a trustee of the Adolph Coors Foundation and the Castle Rock Foundation. His numerous and diverse civic responsibilities include serving as a trustee and member of the executive board of the Denver Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and a member of the National Western Stock Show Association executive committee. He also is a member of the International Chapter of Young Presidents Organization, a member of University of Denver's Daniels School of Business Advisory Board, and a trustee for the Seeds of Hope Foundation. Mr. Coors also serves as Chairman for the Vision 2006 Campaign for Johnson & Wales University at Denver. Active in wildlife conservation, he serves on the boards of several conservation groups. Mr. Coors also is a former national president and chairman of Ducks Unlimited, and is a member of the National Wildlife Centennial Commission. Mr. Coors also is the Chairman of the University of Colorado Hospital Foundation Board of Directors.
Currently Dr. Krugman is Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs for the University of Colorado Denver and Dean of the School of Medicine. He is an at-large member of the board.
Background – Dr. Krugman is a graduate of Princeton University and earned his medical degree at New York University School of Medicine. A board-certified pediatrician, he completed his internship and residency in pediatrics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. From 1981 to 1992 Dr. Krugman served as Director of the C. Henry Kempe National Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect, and he has gained international prominence in the field of child abuse. He became Dean of the University of Colorado School of Medicine in March 1992. In his current role of Vice Chancellor at UCD, he supports the deans of Dental Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Public Health, as well as the graduate school for the Health Sciences campus. He oversees all clinical programs of the University at its five affiliated hospitals. In addition, the Center on Aging, the Center of Bioethics and Humanities, the Colorado Area Health Education (AHEC) system and Risk Management report to Dr. Krugman. Dr. Krugman is a member of the Institute of Medicine (IOM). He is President of University Physicians, Inc., the CU School of Medicine faculty practice plan. He serves on the board of The Children's Hospital of Denver and has served on the boards of Princeton University, Denver Health and Hasbro Children's Foundation.
Dr. McIntyre was elected the President of the Medical Staff for a two-year term beginning January 1, 2011 and is an at-large member of the Board. The bylaws of the University of Colorado Hospital require that the President of the Medical Staff be a member of the Board of Directors.
Background - Dr. McIntyre is Professor and Director of Endocrine Surgery within the Division of GI, Tumor and Endocrine Surgery. He is the Medical Director of the Surgical Intensive Care Unit and Director of the Trauma and Emergency Surgery Services at the University of Colorado Hospital. Dr. McIntyre completed medical school at Tulane University School of Medicine and his surgical internship and residency training at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. He is board certified in Surgery and Critical Care and joined the faculty of the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in 1992. Dr. McIntyre currently chairs the Credentials Committee, Critical Care Quality Improvement Committee, Trauma Committee, Trauma Quality Improvement Committee and Vice Chair of the Clinical Effectiveness and Patient Safety Committee. He won the Golden Apple Teaching Award in 2001, Outstanding Clinical Teacher School of Medicine Class of 2003 and the Edward Bartle MD Teacher of the Year, Department of Surgery Residents in 2003. He was the Full-time Physician of the Year in 2005 and is listed in the Best Doctors in America, Castle-Connolly Top Doctors, Consumer Research Council of America Guide to America's Top Surgeons and 5280 Magazine. He has published over 175 manuscripts and book chapters.
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Green BOO Glass Craft Ornament
Create a fun "BOO" ornament for your Halloween tree, wreath or other décor.
Material List
- Glass Ornament
- Halloween Bird, Small - Black
- Recollections® Letters - Embossed Alpha
- Halloween Ribbon - Orange and Black
- Beacon Glitter It!
- Recollections® Glitter - Lime Green
- Ranger Distress Ink Pad - Color of Choice
- Low heat glue gun and glue sticks
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Remove hanger from top of ornament, set aside.
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Even though shoppers could have taken advantage of the Disney Store's "Magical Friday" deals online earlier in the week, many still waited hours in line for the store to open at midnight.
Helping to draw those crowds: A doll-version of Merida, the bow-and-arrow-toting heroine from Pixar's movie Brave, which was marked down to $16 from $24.50.
Other popular toys included characters from Disney's new Wreck-It Ralph movie and Cinderella, which was recently re-released in a special "Diamond Edition" on Blu-Ray.
Global Disney Store executive vice president Paul Gainer said customer traffic is better than last year, both at stores and online.
Wal-Mart's tries to block protest with a complaint, but federal labor relations agency says it's unlikely to have a ruling in time to stop workers from protesting on Black Friday.


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A kid comes home from college. His father is a farmer, and he's shoveling all the manure out of the outhouse onto the hay crop to fertilize it. The kid says, "Hey, Pop - I learned in college that there is an easier way to do everything."
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Results of a July 2009 survey by Omnipress of 325 associations on how they use social media for meetings
How do associations use social media for their meetings? Here's the results of Results of a July 2009 survey by Omnipress of 325 associations:
80% of respondents use some type of free social network
35% have a custom-built social network system
19% have a social-network site for their conferences
60% offer wireless Internet access at their largest events
The top three benefits from a conference-based social network:
1: To create pre-event interest and enthusiasm
2: To facilitate interaction among conference participants
3: To increase attendance
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Portland >Food & Dining > House Of Louie Restaurant
331 NW Davis St, Portland, OR | Directions 9720945.524791 -122.674341
Neighborhoods: Neighbors West - Northwest, Old Town - Chinatown
This place has gone to the deep end.... management totally missing.... went there on Chinese New Years week... lack of personal to wait on you.... so we , just walked out to fong chongs... which had so much better service,,and good food, too!
30 yrs of great food, decent service most of the time – We have eaten at House of Louie for almost 30 yrs....it has become a family favorite and we have celebrated many happy occasions here. After being away from Portland for a few years, we came back to see that the establishment had "shrunk" in size and was not nearly as busy as it used to be. We still come for the Mandarin Chicken & Chow Fun (hard to find in many chinese restaurants) and have never once been disappointed by the food. Service used to be excellent, it has faltered on occasion, but the food is always worth it. Sad to see so many bad reviews; guess we have been very lucky with our visits here.
Usually good – I've been there when the service was pretty bad, and I've been there when the service was excellent. The variety of food is pretty good, but not completely amazing. It's a good place to go for a tasty meal, but it isn't the best in Portland
ewwww!!!!! – We used to eat here often. Like most Chinese restaurants this one could use a good deep cleaning in the dining room. We were fine until a cockroach crawled across my son's plate. We got up and left. Didn't even pay. Haven't been back since.
Great Portland Dim Sum – We really enjoyed our food. We went to the House Louie for Mother's Day, they had the standard service and it was wonderful. The food was fresh and clean, the seafood was wonderful. I would have preffered that the sauces were on the table, however when we asked for them, they were brought immediately.
The variation was perfect, we had lots to choose from and the carts came around regularly. We had several different types of food the Ginger Chicken was fantastic my daughters asked for more of that dish.
We will be back to the House of Louie.
Great Dim Sun - Pleasantly surprised – We didn't set out to have Dim Sum here but was disappointed by the feel of Fong Chang so we walked into House of Louie. Definitely a great surprise. The previous reviews weren't that glowing. I must say I have eaten dim sum at many places and this rates right up there. The service was prompt and courteous. Even better - the wait staff serving the Dim Sum spoke english so they could clearly tell you what was being served. The food was fresh and of high quality. The only disappointment was that we filled up so fast on the first few carts we were too full to try some of the better dishes which came out later like ginger chicken, fried lobster tail, shimp stuffed pepper..... I am DEFINITELY going back to eat Dim Sum here again.
great service, average food – We figured we'd try the slightly garish House one afternoon for dinner. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful; when I asked if they have shrimp in their wontons the waitress went and asked the chef just to be sure! The eggrolls (which are really spring rolls) are outstanding. The tea was delicious as well, and we were sure we were in for a treat. Sadly, the food was all downhill from there. The soup was average at best, the rice was bland and smooshy, the pork was dry, the chicken was greasy. It was edible, but you can get similar quality at a fast food type Chinese place. If we're ever in the mood for spring rolls while we're in Chinatown we wouldn't hesitate to stop in, but we'd be very leery of the rest of menu. The price was decent, though, the two of us ate for about $20 with soups and appetizers. We've just had better Chinese food elsewhere.
Horrible experience – My best friend and I were out for a day in China Town. Ending here after working up quite an appatite. The food was spectacular... Until we found a METAL SHAVING in her food... An inch long and spiraled like cast-off from a lathe. Scared the heck out of us. We tell the waitress who tells someone else (never identified themselves) and she comes over to look at it then asks her 'well what do you want me to do about it?' Offered us more food but at that point neither one of us are touching something out of that kitchen. A piece of a spatula breaks off, some small piece of plastic no one notices, even a hair I wont get sick at... But a piece of METAL!!! We went in there because they had a plaqard naming them as 2005 winner of best chineese in town. Never going back. Not only was it a spooky experience but the staff was rude once we pointed out the dangerouse material lurking in her chowmein. They gave us 50% off the tab. AFTER asking us 3 times 'well what can I do about it" in a very snotty tone. Never going back. I'd rather try one of the other 50 places in the same block than go back.
anywhere but here – The only upside is they charge 40 for tea rather than other places that charge 1.00
Did a comparison jaunt with House of Louie and Fong Chong.
Ordered the Pork Shue Mai and the Steamed BBQ steamed bun.
The BBQ steamed bun arrived well, but upon tearing into it, it turned into the consistency of shredded pulpy paper.
I've never seen anything like it.
Left after 10 minutes, and only 5.00 for two dishes and tea.
The servers are quite lovely, and have genuine smiles on their face.
Authentic – My wife and I were married in the far east. So we know of what we speak. On our recent and first visit to Portland we visited among other things Astoria, OR and the Spruce Goose. House of Louie was the highlight of the trip and is what we still talk about. It is very charmng, authentic and the food was great. I had sweet and sour pork and it was loaded with pork. It really reminded us of our experiences in Japan.
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SPANISH SPRINGS – Doris Hills, Read to Succeed Coordinator for Spanish Springs Elementary School, has received the Board of Trustees Exceptional Volunteer Award. "Grandma Doris" has worked many years at SSES organizing reading tutors to help students. She received this award on Dec. 15 at the monthly school board meeting.
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Vietnemese New Year
I was able to make it to the Tết Festival down at the Seattle Center today. Out in front they were making grilled Bun Thit Nuong (Vietnamese rice noodles with pork and vegetables). Lord have Mercy were they tasty. Topped with a bit of Chili Sauce and a decent dollop of fish sauce splashed on top, this dish has me wondering just how much I am missing when it comes to Vietnamese cuisine.
Yeah, its basically a grilled kabob. You have a problem with that? I don't. Especially since they marinate the pork in lime juice and chili paste. We are talking SPicy with a capital "SPuh".
I did get to watch the cooking demonstration as well, which consisted of marinated shrimp on a large George Foreman Grill. I'll let you decide for yourself what that means.
Back to the tent selling the Vietnamese food. They were also selling Bun Cha Gio (Egg Rolls with Noodles), Thit Nuong (BBQ Pork without the noodles) and Sau Dau Nanh (Soy Bean Milk). Alas, I missed out on the soy bean milk.
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